Mo's story began on a Friday afternoon a few weeks ago. Which of course at the time, Mo believed Friday to be the start of a normal weekend, but she was wrong. Now, I am not saying her weekend was awful, but it did run awry. The plan was to travel to her father's house in Dixon, which is about two hours away from Bloomington-Normal. She had already said goodbye to her mother and step-father, on the grounds of the fact that they had left to celebrate their anniversary. The couple planned on going to a belly dancing convention, of sorts. Mo stayed at her mother's house to finish up her laundry. When Mo finished her laundry it was around five in the afternoon. She expertly folded and put away her clothes, and then headed out the door. When
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Or at least that's the location Mo's mother relayed to her. Luckily, Mo's mother wasn't too far off, instead of exit 263, it was 266. Oddly enough, more than one car was on the side of the road at 266. Though Mo is brave, she is also smart, and she knew better than to walk up to a random car to spy who was in them. So instead, she pulled out her handy-dandy cell phone, and called her mother. Mo suggested that her mother turn on her flashers, and low-and-behold Mo was able to swiftly pull up behind the car. The only problem was that Mo pulled up so quietly and unseen, that when she knock on the window of her mother's car, it gave both her mother and stepfather quite a fright. While this search and rescue was underway, Mo's basic human needs, the major one being the need to use the restroom, escaped from her mind. So basically, the brave and courageous Mo needed coffee and a bathroom, her mother and stepfather needed a tow truck, and the poor little Neon needed a break. And as if an otherworldly god heard Mo's pleas, a tow truck appeared seemingly out of nowhere. Mo's mother and stepfather's car was loaded onto the truck and dragged away. Mo, her mother, and stepfather all piled into her little Neon, and immediately begin to search for a restroom and some
Or at least that's the location Mo's mother relayed to her. Luckily, Mo's mother wasn't too far off, instead of exit 263, it was 266. Oddly enough, more than one car was on the side of the road at 266. Though Mo is brave, she is also smart, and she knew better than to walk up to a random car to spy who was in them. So instead, she pulled out her handy-dandy cell phone, and called her mother. Mo suggested that her mother turn on her flashers, and low-and-behold Mo was able to swiftly pull up behind the car. The only problem was that Mo pulled up so quietly and unseen, that when she knock on the window of her mother's car, it gave both her mother and stepfather quite a fright. While this search and rescue was underway, Mo's basic human needs, the major one being the need to use the restroom, escaped from her mind. So basically, the brave and courageous Mo needed coffee and a bathroom, her mother and stepfather needed a tow truck, and the poor little Neon needed a break. And as if an otherworldly god heard Mo's pleas, a tow truck appeared seemingly out of nowhere. Mo's mother and stepfather's car was loaded onto the truck and dragged away. Mo, her mother, and stepfather all piled into her little Neon, and immediately begin to search for a restroom and some